The Columbian Almanac for the Year of our Lord, 1795; Being the Third After Leap-Year. Containing (Besides the Astronomical Calculations by D. Hale, A. B.} Judgement of the Weather; Length of Days; Festivals, and other remarkable Days; Tables of Interest at 6 per cent. Tables of Dollars and Crowns; Table of the Weight and Value of Coins; Quakers Yearly Meetings; Times of holding Federal Courts, and Courts for Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia; Large List of Roads, &c. Also, An Account of the Plague in London; and of the Yellow Fever, lately in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia: Stewart & Cochran, 1794. First Edition. 12mo, 40 pages including the original printed wraps. Published in Philadelphia by Stewart & Cochran, *The Columbian Almanac for 1795* offers a fascinating glimpse into American life during the early years of the republic. Featuring astronomical calculations by David Hale, A.B., the publication.....














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